how high does the flame get at its highest point? wondering if i can use this in an outdoor screened in patio?
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As you know, the flames are adjustable. At full open, it can get as high as what others have mentioned but that starts at where the flames come out of the pan which is recessed down by a few inches. We bought more of the glass to distribute the flames more evenly and this also helped prevent high flames as well. We enjoy ours.
26333
This table will create a flame around 12-14 inches. There are minimum clearances that must be met to safely use the table, there must be no combustible materials for 6 feet above or 4 feet to the sides of the fire. It also needs to be placed in a fully vented environment.
871593
Honestly? I wouldn't use it near a flame in the way you describe. It's galvanized, which when heated, gives off seriously DEADLY fumes. Use at your own risk, of course....but it's also not a heavy gauge and probably wouldn't last as long as you need. I'd check into non-galvanized, heavy-gauge mesh with a bit larger openings. I hope I don't sound too preachy! I've had a run-in with heating galvanized metal and it wasn't fun.
1728797
You can keep the flame low and direct it at a small area. Beware that if those weeds actually catch fire, rather than just wilt to die, you will need something handy to put out the flames so as to not burn the grass. I love using our Red Dragon -- more natural and a lot less chemical use around here now.
197712
Between 3-5 inches high. Not too high at all. Burns fairly quick. Expensive for the time you get.
1972804
I'd have to see the application.. I wouldn't use it near a completely open flame but if draped over something as an insulator without being in contact with the flame I wouldn't see why not...it handles the temperatures from my Firebox with ease and only slight discoloration..
1163719
I think it would be too high off the flame from a tablet. It's made to cook with twigs and does great.
8236
Depends how close. I had mine as a roof to my camp setup and it was only 5 feet off the ground with flames that nearly reached it. Never burned or had any trouble.
1297536
I have mine under the porch and have even used it under the porch - but the roof of the porch is easily 10 feet up and it's open on all sides. I have a rod iron table set and have used a clear rustolium to protect it - so I've used it on the firepit also. I love this firepit...
591357
I'm 5'8" and it's taller than me (Don't have a tape measure handy). They look good and put out a lot of light from the big flames they produce. I have 2 and will probably get 2 more to use around the patio dining table. They are beautiful at night with the flame dancing around and lighting things up.
1000920
The flame is enclosed and does not seem to be much effected by the wind on mine.. Hope this helps
729636
The gas line is not conceal it is about 3 to 4 feet long has an open end connection for either LP gas or propane. I use the same gas line that I use for my grill, that is natural gas. I also have a cut off valve at the source. The way you control the flame on the portable patio is with the valve at the end of the 3 to 4 foot line.it would be easier to use if it were on the wheels and more convenient if it was a bout a foot higher. I still like it and occasionally drag it out for heat and it's great for s'mores. Even summertime snores
1349694
Hi Lisa-I just measured it, and it's approximately 7 inches. Mine is sitting on a concrete pad; I would hesitate to use this on grass or any flammable surface....Hope this information is useful!
1242670
Ours is on a large stone patio. Like all open fires sparks can be dangerous if surrounding material is flammable. Certain wood spark more such as cedar and fir.
331046
It gets pretty high and it is a great flame love it!! The regulator is built well works great even in high wind
2044147
definitely safe since the flame is contained in a glass tube starting apprx. 1 ft up from the bottom and only goes up. there is no heat whatsoever below 1 ft from the table. but be aware ; the roof top of the heater is extremely hot. believe me, my wife touched it and burned 3 fingers pretty bad.
1545270
Yes, we use this fire pit in our screened room with a wooden floor. I have it sitting on an outdoor rug with absolutely no damage to the rug or wood floor. We love this fire pit!
2194213
We don't use it in an I closed space and have never had it on high but if it's not near anything I don't see a problem. We just love it.the heat is directed downwards and there's no flame to worry about. Hope this has been helpful.